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Stabat Mater

choir and string orchestra
Product number: BH 13508
Edition: Piano reduction
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Description

Composed in 2015, Stabat Mater was commissioned by the Genesis Foundation for Harry Christophers and The Sixteen. Scored for mixed chorus and string orchestra it is a long-awaited sequel to the early masterpiece Seven Last Words from the Cross (1993), for the same forces; indeed, the later work begins with the pianissimo ‘dying breaths’ with which the earlier score so unforgettably closes. Cast in four movements Stabat Mater has a duration of 53 minutes. Following the première London’s Financial Times commented that the composer “speaks of a ‘painful world of loss, violence, and spiritual desolation’ […]. Both sides of MacMillan are to be found here, the devotional and the painter of bold, dramatic canvases – the former in the ethereal writing for solo and ensemble voices, the latter in the lacerating blows and feverish anxieties depicted in the string ensemble.”

Content

Stabat Mater dolorosa
Quis non posset contristari
Sancta Mater, istud agas
Fac, ut portem Christi mortem

More Information

Title:
Stabat Mater
Language:
Latin
Edition:
Piano reduction
Publisher/Label:
Boosey & Hawkes
Year of composition:
2015
Duration:
53 ′0 ′′
World Premiere:
October 15, 2016 · London (UK)
Barbican Hall
Conductor: Harry Christophers · The Sixteen

Commissioned work :
Commissioned by the Genesis Foundation for Harry Christopher and The Sixteen

Technical Details

Media Type:
Sheet music
Product number:
BH 13508
ISMN13:
979-0-060-13508-8
ISBN13:
978-1-78454-440-9
UPC:
888680925765
Weight:
0,39 kg
Pages:
112
Format:
23.1cm x 30.3cm
Binding:
Paperback/Softcover
Manufacturer:
Boosey & Hawkes Bote & Bock GmbH
10969 Berlin
Germany
musikverlag@boosey.com

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  • Stabat Mater
    Conductor: Harry Christophers
    October 15, 2016 | London (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland) , Barbican Hall — World Premiere
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